CABLEGRAMS.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 2713, 26 January 1892, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

(Per Press Association.—Copyright)

(by submarine gable.)

LONDON, January 24 Tallow, medium mutton 265, beef 24* 6d. Colonial barley averages 34s 6d. Oats, 275. Beans, 38s. January 25 Fifteen hundred bootmakers are out on 6trike in Bristol. Henry Hoare, a retired banker, has been adjudged a bankrupt. His liabilities amount to £500,000 Local Government Board recommend isolation and disinfection as a means of preventing the spread of influenza. The Marquis of Salisbury’s son Cecil is sufferiug from influenza, and is confined to his room at Hadfield House, his father’s seat. During the coming session the Labor members will introduce a Bill in the House of Commons enforcing the recognition of the eight hours principle on land and sea. The warships at Tangiers have been recalled. The Rev C. H. Spurgeon has suffered a relapse at Mentone, in the south of France where he is staying for the sake of bis health. ST. PETERSBURG, January 25 The Grand Duke of Constantine, cousin of the Czar, has been attacked by paralysis, and is in a critical condition. SOFIA, January 26 While M. Stambouloff was out driving, a revolver which he was carrying in his pocket exploded, and inflicted a slight wouad in one of his thighs. BERLIN, Janaary 25 The German Government are despatching a body of marines to suppress the rising among the Wadigos, the situation in the district being regarded as critical. Prince Henry of Prussia is prostrated by influenza. The National Liberals at Freisinge, in Upper Bavaria, have coalesced owing to the clerical tendencies of the Government.